Volume 73, Issue 95
Royal Gazette
15 November 2499
Section26.If a person sentenced to confinement is confined in the residence of his own or of another person who consents to taking him in, the person sentenced to confinement has the right to carry out his own profession or occupation in the said place. In this regard, the court may designate any particular conditions to be performed by the person sentenced to confinement, as the court may find appropriate.
Section27.If, during the time a person sentenced to confinement is being confined, it becomes known to the court proprio motu or from a statement of a public prosecutor or the overseer of the place of confinement that—
(1)the person sentenced to confinement contravenes a rule, regulation, or discipline of the place of confinement;
(2)the person sentenced to confinement fails to comply with a condition designated by the court; or
(3)the person sentenced to confinement has been adjudged to imprisonment;
the court may change his confinement to imprisonment for a term which the court finds appropriate, but which must not be over the term of confinement the person sentenced to confinement needs to undergo further.
Section28.Whoever has been sentenced to a fine must pay to the court the amount of money designated in the judgment.
